Crown Casino
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zengrifter
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Thats the WORST WAY for 4-5 counters to spend their time. And YOU need to hunker down and really learn about this game before your posts and comments will be of value to anyone, other than comic value, aye mate? G'day! zgscuba said:
sorry ben mezric...i mean zen...sorry to inconvinience you.. oh wait.. australia?? this has no bearing on you period. funny that... obviously you are way more advanced than me.... and kudos to that but give us a break if i had of said "HEY Z GRIFF COME ON DOWN TO THE AUSSLAND AND YOU AND ME MAKE A TEAM WOOOOT... by all means lay your harsh criticism and shrug it off but i didnt...i didn't know this was blackjackinfo forums-PRO's ONLY . all i was suggesting was a group getting together experience something more like yous in vegas..yeah we'll spread ourselves over melbourne between the 1 casino there and hit them all hard.
bitter_enigma
New Member
Crown player
I'm a Crown player.
I'm a Crown player.
Being new to Blackjack, I keep reading everywhere that my first point of call should be to learn BS. I'm from Melb so I would most likely be playing at Crown Casino and was wondering if someone could help me out with getting the right BS table from http://www.blackjackinfo.com/bjbse.php
It would be greatly appreciated if someone could outline the specific rules of blackjack at Crown.
Thanks.
It would be greatly appreciated if someone could outline the specific rules of blackjack at Crown.
Thanks.
I live in Southbank, Melbourne and go to Crown very often. In the main gaming floor they have recently introduced Sports Blackjack which are $10-$200 8-deck shoe games, No Hole Card, H17, DAS, D9/10/11 and penetration ~75% with blackjack paying 6-to-5!!:flame:. Upstairs they still have the usual $10-$200 Crown Blackjack with all the same rules above except bj pays the normal 3-to-2.
I have recently started using ReKO (http://www.qfit.com/rekostrategy.htm) with moderate success (won $850 in 2 visits in roughly 10 shoes) at the tables upstairs. But from my own CVCX simulations the win rate will be about $15/hr in the long run given those Crown Blackjack rules. I have realised that the most important thing at the moment for me is the get enough bankroll and time to spend if I really want to make a decent earning from it.
I know Crown's rules are very bad, but they are still beatable (according to CVCX simulation). You just need patience. And given it's just metres away from my house I think it's the only reasonable choice for me.:grin:
They do use quite a few CSM machines but there are still shoe games available, I think the ratio of CSM to shoe games is roughly the same.
I have recently started using ReKO (http://www.qfit.com/rekostrategy.htm) with moderate success (won $850 in 2 visits in roughly 10 shoes) at the tables upstairs. But from my own CVCX simulations the win rate will be about $15/hr in the long run given those Crown Blackjack rules. I have realised that the most important thing at the moment for me is the get enough bankroll and time to spend if I really want to make a decent earning from it.
I know Crown's rules are very bad, but they are still beatable (according to CVCX simulation). You just need patience. And given it's just metres away from my house I think it's the only reasonable choice for me.:grin:
They do use quite a few CSM machines but there are still shoe games available, I think the ratio of CSM to shoe games is roughly the same.
it's a 20 to 1 spread as described on the reKO strategy website. I simply use $10-200 instead of $5-100. Oh and I actually used CVData not CVCX. I included all the ReKO index, running count parameters and the betting ramp in the simulation. It gave me a player advantage of roughly 0.3% over 400 million hands (if you play every hand) and an advantage of 0.5% if you only play when the running count is favourable. The hourly earning is about $8 and $15, respectively.